New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-08
NJ o,roumventng the law defined by Mr. Lacombs ana
Ybis reno1 included an opinion by William g. Choates
Sssad Nav 3 from which, the following arc extraets

dated May 8, from when the following Org eAt"osf
Ssss" that sS ds s rs
ace within net s sann
isc be paid weekly or monthly ana not
9.s ssSs ssss "a from 70 $ :Se
q o s sa ,r sT TO 70 soSs sn
snsrtan travellers at any time including hours from
to and also including sunday but your right 70 90 80
s ss. sss made subject TO the '''''''n' ''A
The prohibition contained in section p clearly and BY eI,
rule Of by which restriction can be excepted
can be OS IA ssn e PUiSs S
L cannot thai the act sGuSh e be
would Be merely The 70 .nn Si has
a d.usS Whether s @ s0SG the sa yet
could be usag Injunction because no great and az
Sa$ ps Scs
1s, ss is TINS '''D'
1e report of committee reviewed the law and the
many definitions OF it exhausvey, and proposed that
an amendment these laws be immediately laid before
the Legislature, concluding In these words:
prsysnt"s hoa excise senss o. 1 u.
er o%p PREMISES to their guests
any time
BEFORE a vote was taken Assemblymen Crosby, Henry
ana dOy %r cposSy was @medaely called npon
:ps sd nS e g isS q SsSe
act three four lines long that any one could
hat tSas KIND could be passed. Probably a few men men
from the country might object but xon ne ol II
woul be we'll to get iirsclass lawyer to draw up the
ban and get AID an MSnaa he Wond be-
very glad take hold OF 1t II no one was already assgheu
" Mr.. Henry agreed with Mr. Crosby and did not think
any rlghtnnded would oppose such aa act OF JUS
was that the slightest objection might be fatal TO it.
Mr. Powers had nothing to say except that he was at
Inc cp MESSENGER was dispatched to Mr. Choate and
1t was determined have the bill roady By tomorrow
A.a. al
Messrs Read and Kinzler made little speeches drawing
attention to the question of their conduct on the follow
ing day and the secretary presented the members
with cards reading as follows:
To OUR GUESTS AND PATRONS.
Unaer the existing Excise laws recently interpreted by
tho Counsel ami strictly enforced by the poce
wine malt sprtuous liquors Sundays either with or
We rsnctany therefore that for the present wO
mnst strictly conform 70 the law a, very shortly this law
repealed.
A formal notice by Mr.. Brockway, seconded by, Mr.
Ashman decreed that these cards should be on All the
present should pledge himself strictly carry out the
law both in letter and spirit; not even 70 preak ta
dying with achill Tor want Oh ul1nA-" qu0'0
the energetic secretary. s. ,n IN
Mr. Kinzler wanted to know what was 10 be zone ia
case a guest bought his wine over night Couiu nc 10
served with iti
Mr. Blakely Of the Excise Commits upon
thai very point said 1t would be violation OF INC
NJ. Rcad-But saw two Of who told me it would
MT Won Claim told me II "ouia 10
q violation. .-4..tooar
MT Read-Ana Commissioner Won Claim and Commissioner
Andrews told the contrary. u. 49, a,
Mr. Brockwaylf the guests Donsnt the VIM anu VooA "
20 ther rooms there could be no election . ,,
Secretary Garrison-lt cannot be DONE MT brook"ay.
Several similar points argned during the cnam
pagpe luncheon which followed. but every one was at
length satisfied that the wisest plan TO demonstrate
the law by keeping 1t with the greatest
striciness- ,,,.. ro,,oo
charles Delmonico was the jefferson Market Police
Cort Yesterday afternoon and gave BONDS s IN a. Se
enera Sessions Reuz arrested for selling liquor
on SUNDAY two weeks ago. Mr. Delmonico pledged the
property No. 2 South Wiliam-se